No doubt the apartment is a comfy little place for one or two people to throw their bags down and kick up their feet. Certainly the best part of the stay for me was the couch. It's really comfortable to lay back and relax in the cool air conditioning.
However, I had some issues regarding the place. They weren't deal breakers, but nonetheless they left me miffed. Upon arrival the place was littered with hair on the floor everywhere. It was obvious the place wasn't cleaned before my arrival. Hair was in every room including the bathroom and clogging the drain. I ended cleaning it up all with no qualms at the time.
Secondly, was the wifi. Initially they had only a pocket wifi which gave interrupted and very slow connection speeds. After describing the problems this would cause for my month long stay, they did correct it quickly and the local broadband guy was there within two days. As long as they keep this current internet service, everything should be fine from now on. I appreciate the hosts solving this right away.
The third issue was the lack of a bed sheet. For the life of me I couldn't understand why they thought this wasn't a basic component of an Airbnb apartment. You will end up waking up in the morning with your body touching the bare mattress! Change this situation! Get a proper bed sheet that tucks under the corners of the bed. It's really a small investment in your home.
Another minor thing, I would suggest that the host add some mugs or glasses so that the guests don't have to drink out of the one and only one paper cup provided.
Lastly, but not the hosts' fault, the swimming pool was closed during most of the time I was there. This wasn't just because of the COVID-19 breakout. I had stayed at another apartment in this complex before that and then too the pool was also non-operational. So, as a prospective guest to this community, ask before and see if the swimming pool is open.
Another thing that happened during my stay is that the hosts had forgotten to pay the water bill which left me without water for a bit. It was quickly corrected only after I had to ask the office folks (who were officially off-duty). I had a lucky break here.
My overall view is that the apartment is still a great place to stay for your time in Bangkok because of its comfort and its somewhat central-ish location for Bangkok - i.e. close enough to the BTS and Tesco, while not being in the hubbub of the downtown craziness. I feel the hosts are nice people, but pretty amateur-ish in the hosting department. With more experience and following the advice herein and the chance that the pool remains open, it would be a fantastic place to stay for those who desire slight up-market quality without expense of downtown Bangkok.